In a scene from this novel, a group of friends hide behind a waterfall, though in the ensuing action they suffer from the theft of much of their supplies. One comical character in this novel is David Gamut, a singer who at one point attempts to teach some beavers his gift of song. Another character agrees to set the rest of his captives free if Cora Munro will become his wife, but that man, Magua, is hunted down by Natty Bumppo, who works in conjunction with Uncas and Chingachook ("Chicago") at various points during this work. For 10 points, name this novel by James Fenimore Cooper, a part of the Leatherstocking Tales.
In a scene from this novel, a group of friends hide behind a waterfall, though in the ensuing action they suffer from the theft of much of their supplies. One comical character in this novel is David Gamut, a singer who at one point attempts to teach some beavers his gift of song. Another character agrees to set the rest of his captives free if Cora Munro will become his wife, but that man, Magua, is hunted down by Natty Bumppo, who works in conjunction with Uncas and Chingachook ("Chicago") at various points during this work. For 10 points, name this novel by James Fenimore Cooper, a part of the Leatherstocking Tales.
In a scene from this novel, a group of friends hide behind a waterfall, though in the ensuing action they suffer from the theft of much of their supplies.
The {Last of the Mohicans}